Sentence examples for dramatic momentum over from inspiring English sources

What becomes of them and their strange acquisition is the subject of a finely paced, immaculately crafted piece that maintains constant musical and dramatic momentum over its 110-minute span.

The STEM education movement has gained dramatic momentum over the past decade.

(Dargis) 'Shady Lady' (No rating, 1 30) This docudrama, about an Australian World War II bombing mission that encountered multiple misfortunes on its return flight from Borneo, suffers from erratic direction and a focus on technical details over dramatic momentum.

But ultimately the play lacks dramatic momentum.

This aimlessness robs the film of dramatic momentum.

But the screenplay by Will Collins is too episodic for the movie to build much dramatic momentum.

The musicians were also given solos, which, though fine in themselves, interrupted the dramatic momentum.

For all the violence that erupts, "The Slaughter Rule" doesn't have much dramatic momentum.

As a moral dilemma, it never acquires dramatic momentum for two reasons.

"All the Way" works just fine as a PowerPoint lesson in political history, but it ultimately accrues minimal dramatic momentum.

This does not bode well for her wedding plans or, for that matter, the musical's dramatic momentum.